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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required It was 5am, a cold, dark, foggy night As Charles and I headed-out to the right for the ‘Pont de Bir-Hakeim’ bridge across the Seine. We weren’t the least discouraged by the rain. When possible, we stick to the lower quays the traffic-free promenades that run close to the Seine The wind was bracing as we established our pace turning west which put a fine rainy-mist in our face The trick to running distance is to establish your breathing I time mine to my steps, 4-steps-in and four-out, decreasing to two-by-two as we move into our groove. We’re aggressive runners, this is for fun Exercising peers, who’ve run together for years We have plans, and set signals with our hands we wear LED lights so we’re seen at night We edge the left bank - imagine the pace - the slow steady rhythms Guys are stronger and faster but I hang-in there with him. The Seine cruise ships are dark, moored at their last pier stops The pizzerias are closed, as are the souvenir shops After crossing the Saine via the bridge central colonnade, the path becomes somewhat dense and dangerous, a twisting forest of staircases and crosswalks sequitous everything bottles down - competing for space - bike paths, speeding cars, busses, and trains On the right bank a Burger King is the first thing we see Whoppers here feature brioche buns and yummy goat cheese Once we clear the river area, a pre-dawn quiet claims the streets scents rising from the bakeries make you want to stop and eat It’s wet and dark as we wind our way, but we do this every day five miles later, the gray ‘Pont d’Iéna’ bridge safely coveys us back to the left bank with it’s tranquil vibe of birds awakening Close to home now, entering the park, we tear into a sprint, our own private, morning, mixed olympic track event His senescence (he’s 55) lulls me into thinking I can beat him but I never can - why is my defeat so consistent? . . Songs for this: Band On The Run (2010 Remaster) by Paul McCartney & Wings BLT Merriam Webster word of the day challenge 01/03/26: Senescence state of being old
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